Klamur is an “always on” lookback recorder and loop processor. With the ability to capture your actions from the past 90 seconds and the flexibility to loop and process them, this advanced processor also includes several other compelling features.

Klamur was designed as a versatile sound recording tool with the ability to capture a 90-second audio clip and manipulate it in various ways. This dual-purpose device acts as both an audio scratchpad and sound design tool, offering options such as a looper, glitch recorder, dub delay, and more.

With Klamur, you can easily access and manipulate past recordings, allowing for the exploration of unique sounds and ideas that may have otherwise been difficult to reproduce.

By defining two individual loops from the scratchpad audio, each with the option for modulation, a wealth of sound design possibilities can be unlocked through the use of features such as mixing, delay, and spectral processing.

Klamur Controls Explained

ECHO and SIZE are global controls for both tracks.

WINDOW will select the range of that material to loop.

SHUTTLE is a unique function that modulates WINDOW.  This function is designed to give you constantly changing loop points. You can make it very slight or turn it up for intense variations.

SMUDGE is a spectral processor that completely blurs and smears the spectral components of your audio. Turn it up for extreme ambient textures and drones.

For more sound design possibilities, Klamur also includes a delay line that can do anything from infinite slapbacks to spacey dub echoes.

SPLIT allows you to mix between the TRACK 1 and TRACK 2 branches. 

Pro tip: Automate this parameter for interleaving phrases of captured audio

WRITING / PAUSED button. By default, Klamur is always on. However, there will be times when you don’t want it to overwrite what you’ve already captured. In this case, you can PAUSE the buffer writing to keep your captured audio around. 

ECHO sets the time for the delay line. Turn it to zero for no delay.

SIZE adjusts the feedback of the delay line.

And remember! Klamur will not store your audio after closing your session, so be sure to enable a track to record it from in your host DAW :)

• OSX 10.8 or Windows 10 x64 (Puremagnetik Plugins run as M1/2 Native)
• Audio Units or VST/VST3 compatible audio host